Janet Roth

Janet is an American theatre, TV and film actress, known for her dramatic and comedic roles in Beyond the Trophy and Scorpion. She was born in Ukraine to a Jewish-Armenian family of engineers and moved to the US as a teen. Janet discovered passion for acting at the age of eight when she was cast in Goethe's Walpurgis Night, and that's when acting became a calling. Janet earned a degree at DePaul University, and after graduation she began honing her craft with Eric Morris and many prominent acting coaches in LA. Janet speaks German, Ukrainian and Russian fluently, and enjoys performing in various accents. Her LA stage appearances include Picasso's Women and Vagina Monologues, where she portrayed Francoise Gilot, one of the wives of Picasso, and a Bosnian woman, who survived the rape and war, accordingly. Janet wrote and starred in comedy From the South to the Stars, a satiric farce on Hollywood, where she portrayed a Southerner from Atlanta, Georgia.